Trying to Kiss the Moon

Year: 1994

Runtime: 95 mins

Language: English

Director: Stephen Dwoskin

Documentary

Stephen Dwoskin assembles a film by merging his parents' New York home movies, a Gulf War video letter by Robert Kramer, and his own footage. A 1960s New York independent veteran who contracted polio and uses a wheelchair, Dwoskin crafts a lyrical poem that balances intimate emotion with a striking formal beauty.

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